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Introduction to R for University Administrators (online) James Gallagher and Sandro Leidi Run online by Statistical Services Centre Ltd
Introduction to Focus Groups Dr Karen Lumsden PO Box 1249, Canterbury, CT1 9UW
Foundations of Data Analysis with R CASC Lecturers Institute of Child Health
Non-Proportional Hazards: Modelling the Restricted Mean Survival Time using R (online) James Gallagher and Sandro Leidi Run online by Statistical Services Centre Ltd
Introduction to Time Use Research (online) Dr Elena Mylona Centre for Time Use Research, UCL Social Research Institute, 20 Bedford Way, London
Combining Studies: Practical Meta-Analysis for Beginners CASC Lecturers Institute of Child Health
Analysing Interview and Focus-Group data using NVivo (few places remaining) Dr Christina Siver & Dr Sarah L Bulloch Online
Introduction to Mixed Methods Research Dr Ruth Plackett & Dr Sarah Jasim Great Maze Pond, London
MY580 How to write a qualitative methods section for academic manuscripts Dr Aliya H Rao LSE PhD Academy, 10 Portugal Street #4th Floor London WC2A 2HD
Visually Mediated Research: Using Visual Methods in the Social Sciences Dr Pamela Woolner and Dr Deborah Wells Newcastle University, 6.16 PGR Training Suite, Henry Daysh Building, Claremont Road, NE1 7RY
Understanding Uncertainty with Priors and Posteriors: An Introduction to Bayesian Thinking CASC Lecturers Institute of Child Health
Fieldwork preparation and logistics: funding, budgets, ethics Dr Florian Kern. CON 1.01, Connaught House, LSE, 65 Aldwych, London
An Introduction to Behavioural Science Dr Bev Bishop PO Box 1249, Canterbury, CT1 9UW
Introduction to equity-based trauma informed research Dr Holly Taylor-Dunn; Skye Curtis PO Box 1249, Canterbury
Reflexive Thematic Analysis using Nvivo Dr Christina Silver Online
Introduction to Machine Learning in R Jumping Rivers Tutor Online
Trauma Informed Qualitative Research Dr Karen Lumsden Online via Zoom
Ripple Effect Mapping Dr Holly Taylor-Dunn; Sophi Ducie The Studio, 7 Cannon Street, BIRMINGHAM
Getting to Know R (in-person course) Matt Coates University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, Hertfordshire
How to become a computational social scientist Louise Capener University of Manchester